IP pool MIB and trap fields

You can use the following MIB fields to get hyperscale firewall IP pool information:

FgFwIppStatsEntry ::= SEQUENCE {  
    ...
    fgFwIppStatsFlags         DisplayString, 
    fgFwIppStatsGroupName     DisplayString, 
    fgFwIppStatsBlockSize     Gauge32, 
    fgFwIppStatsPortStart     InetPortNumber, 
    fgFwIppStatsPortEnd       InetPortNumber, 
    fgFwIppStatsStartClientIP IpAddress, 
    fgFwIppStatsEndClientIP   IpAddress, 
    fgFwIppStatsRscTCP        Gauge32, 
    fgFwIppStatsRscUDP        Gauge32, 
    fgFwIppStatsUsedRscTCP    Gauge32, 
    fgFwIppStatsUsedRscUDP    Gauge32, 
    fgFwIppStatsPercentageTCP Gauge32, 
    fgFwIppStatsPercentageUDP Gauge32 
}  

The following SNMP trap is also available for IP pool utilization:

fgTrapPoolUsage NOTIFICATION-TYPE 
    OBJECTS     { fnSysSerial, sysName, fgFwIppTrapType, fgFwIppStatsName, fgFwIppStatsGroupName, fgFwTrapPoolUtilization, fgFwIppTrapPoolProto }  
    STATUS      current 
    DESCRIPTION 
        "A trap for ippool." 
    ::= { fgTrapPrefix 1401 }